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Hello,

I am trying to print a image in FR, I want to use LoadImageFromHbVar because I need to generate the image only for the report.

I found a topic about it but for me don't work, some body work with this function?

regards

Marcelo

1. Static
Add picture object-- close the "picture" windows--left tribution table--file link--- d:\myfold\aaaa.jpg --OK
2. Dynamic
2.1). Add picture object-- close the "picture" windows--left tribution table--event Picture1OnBeforePrint
2.2). code:
procedure Picture1OnBeforePrint(Sender: TfrxComponent);
begin
callhbfunc('fr3img',['.\sub\'+vartostr(<masterdata."imgid">)+'.jpg']) ; // this selft defined prg function to load current row jpg into private 'myvar'
LoadImageFromHbVar(Picture1,'fr3img');
end;

begin

end.
// " picture1" is the name of the picture object, can be edited in the left tribution table .
2.3) prg :
private fr3img
FrPrn := frReportManager():new()

2.4 prg:
FUNCTION fr3img(file1)
fr3img:=nil
fr3img:=memoread(file1)
sysrefresh()
return

ShumingWang,

thanks very much for your response, I found my problem, we MUST to define the variable like a PRIVATE (don't work with other definition), then we need to relax the xHarbour compile switch
because with private variables I get error message "Ambiguous reference" I don't know why?

regards

Marcelo

Marcelo,

Marcelo Via Giglio wrote:ShumingWang,

thanks very much for your response, I found my problem, we MUST to define the variable like a PRIVATE (don't work with other definition), then we need to relax the xHarbour compile switch
because with private variables I get error message "Ambiguous reference" I don't know why?

regards

Marcelo

Use



EMG

Thanks Enrico,

I didn't use PRIVATE variables since clipper.

Other question how can I get the same result than MEMOREAD("bmpfile.bmp") using a bmp object. I have a bmp in memory (generated), how can I convert this BMP to use like MEMOREAD whiout pass it to a disk file.

Regards

Marcelo

found! DibToStr( hDib )

thanks

Marcelo

Marcelo,

Can you share the details regarding how you were able to load the bitmap from memory?

Regards,

Robb

Robb,

the question is not clear for me but I can public some code



regards

Marcelo

Thank you, that was quick.

I finally found what I need, or at least what I can use. There is a TBitmap() method named LoadFromString() that does the trick. Finally found it in the source code, it doesn't appear to be documented otherwise.

Thank you so much for the reply.

Robb